Speed's death may be an accident
February 1, 2012, Wednesday
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A CORONER ruled that Wales manager Gary Speed may have killed himself accidentally.
In an inquest at Warrington Coroner's Court, coroner Nicholas Rheinberg said Speed died of hanging but that there was insufficient evidence to prove that he had committed suicide. Speed's body was found by his wife on November 27 at their home. "The evidence does not sufficiently determine whether this was intentional or accidental," Rheinberg said, adding that Speed could have fallen asleep with the cable around his neck while sitting on stairs.
In an inquest at Warrington Coroner's Court, coroner Nicholas Rheinberg said Speed died of hanging but that there was insufficient evidence to prove that he had committed suicide. Speed's body was found by his wife on November 27 at their home. "The evidence does not sufficiently determine whether this was intentional or accidental," Rheinberg said, adding that Speed could have fallen asleep with the cable around his neck while sitting on stairs.
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